vigorously

adverb (vigorously; more vigorously, most vigorously)

«vigorously» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

With a lot of energy, force or strength. tree →

In the lessons

In science and cooking lessons: stir vigorously, shake vigorously. In PE and health: vigorous exercise makes you out of breath. In debates: argue or deny vigorously. Phrases: shake vigorously, exercise vigorously, nod vigorously.

Examples

Shake the bottle vigorously before using. tree →
Stir the mixture vigorously for a minute. tree →
He nodded vigorously when asked if he wanted cake. tree →
We exercised vigorously in PE. tree →
She vigorously denied breaking the window. tree →
The dog wagged its tail vigorously. tree →
At the same moment he caught up a hatchet, and hammered away vigorously with the back of it at the awl. tree →

Note

Adjective vigorous, noun vigour (US vigor). Note: vigour drops the u in vigorous and vigorously in all spellings.

On Mova

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